Slater: Kumingga doesn t want to sign a team-friendly contract

According to sources, the Warriors initially proposed a tradeable plan to Kumingga's representative that could eventually meet the long-term wishes of both parties when he meets the trading conditions again in January, according to sources. That's why the Warriors hope to add the team option in the second year of the contract and let Kumingga waive the trade veto power granted by the labor-management agreement.

However, this is also why Kuminga continues to refuse. Sources revealed he did not want to sign such a team-friendly contract and he believes the idea that he is more likely to be traded in the middle of the season is not appealing to him.

Sources said that this summer, Kumingga has been seeking a contract that demonstrates the team's commitment to his future development, both with the Warriors and other teams. His (Kuminga) representative proposed a three-year, $82 million contract, but was rejected by the Warriors. As of last weekend, the two sides have not reached an agreement.

Therefore, the current situation has not changed compared to 10 days ago. The Warriors did not raise their offer, while Kumingga told those around him that the $7.9 million qualification offer is more attractive than the Warriors' current proposal.

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